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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-23
AAII~ENIENTs.

AMU~EMENTs.
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
tyr nights commencing TT ESDAI. OCTOBER
2jrH Matnecs WEDNESDAY. THURS
DAY. and SATI KDAY.
Engagement of the disiinguis ed. emotional.
ana tragic actress,
AD \ & x AN.
Supported hy 1000 efficient company in three
great plays.
Tuesday uight EAST LYNNE
We nc,duy matIrct CAMILLE.
Weine day night EAST LYNNE.
Thursday matinee EAST LYNNE.
Thursday night EAST LYNNE.
fr.d wight CAMILLE.
Saturday matinee EAST LYNNE.
Saturday night OLIVER TWIST.
Prices D.. D. 80. and 20 cents. Reserved
seats. % cents extra Matinee prices. 3 and
5l cents. foc 23 II
DICHMOND THEATRE.
Ii TW EN1Y FOURTH SEASON,
FAIR WEEK ONLY.
WITH
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATT
NEE,. Commencing
MON DAY. OCTOBER 2iTH.
Engagement Extraordinary of the Famous
TEMPLETON OPERA COMPANY.
Comprising
ARTISTS
In Repertoire OF the Greatest Comic Operas.
MONDAY. OCTOBER -,
Grand Production OF Gilbert and sulliyan's
Greatest Opera.
MIKADO.
With special Scenery. % be followed by
FLE-GIRs FLA. MASCOTTE, MA
CAlkE. aud OLINErrE
Box Office opens SAII RDAY, October -.
for SAFE OF Reserved. seats az a. H..
Prices as usual. lOct8iW
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New YORK, October %.

Reported by G. w. Branch & Co., banker
and brokers No. I'LL Main street.
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JOHN j. GERING, corner of Fourteenth and
Main streets Tents, awnings, bags, horse and
wagon covers.
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INANTED-YOU IOKNOW THAT
ltbt NI).

EOUND-A BUNCH OF KEYS, FOR
which the owner is wanted 10 call al this
Office. Oc2i-tf
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j. \. GkAcBkkGER, lts +. Franklin street
All work guaranteed.
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Carriages and Buggles .

W LILLIAN O.. FULLER, mo +. Cary street
Special attention 10 repairing.
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OLIVER b. DYER. 6A Z. Marshall street.
wholesale and retail Sole agent for the
Cherokee Cough Drops.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-23

VIRGINIA RUBBER CO., 5lJ Z. Broad street
Betting. hose. and all kinds Of rubber goods
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-23

WALTER r. BRAUER. stall 40. -. First
Market. Smoked bcef-tongues q speciality.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-23

WEATHER PROBABILITIES.
Indications for Virginia. beginning at G0'ClOck
pm. saturday. OctOher&. Warmer fair
weather light FOB fresh. variable winds, be-
coming -Outhcrly.
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J. r. TEASDALE. 1915 r. Main street. Best
$50 and g mems and g. and $3.50 ladies'
shoes.
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EAErx3 KgTss ~ Ercx

HALTEB KgTgS ~ LFCE
Snne sne has saia i i better % =
bexa l1eRy tAan xsch. whsshsr "a
Fsopositien b susceptible of maike
uafkieal denonssrsaion o. nsa. q = .
ssif- evi5sns progosiiioa thai ssea laek
o. coed fortzns has 0flsn msde psor
men Fiah. A year o. % sac HalisT
kagts aame 70 PmRsa SoaGa 4nd ee-
exfed he foSusits % Muckflteo. uelch
be converted into . sanmsF resort. BE-
feEa he lad the work half fnished e1a
fnnds ran out, and be has been VERY
ing along The best be coold evef Gincf.
Yesterday be came % Seattle % -
about raising O iiftle monay to nnisn 80
soms work be bad comnasnoed. whfn he
wss handed the following Telegram:
TUxKaAxsocK. Pa. Jane Hob
Waiter kssFxs, Seaffle;-fo0r ccosiu.
Frank Fellows. died, williCR ven and
ysur bsother Thomaa $4,000 eaeh-
Come and attend 10 n. EMMA SToREEn- !.
NJ. Keyes statea thai bis deceased
cousin vac 9 wealthy coal-mine OUns
IN PENNSYLVANIA. and thai tbs reSs OF
his death Vas 4 CREST safpRise. yast :
soon - Mr.. ksye5 csu arrange hss bSsi-
ness affairs on the Sound BE- vii ls2ee
fer Pennsylvania for his $4,000. ana
fes1rR to tse SQUAD a. coon Gs pSssins
thereafter.
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PRRsOYALs.

Capita sssssA. q Pon Tsvn~aa. Is
GsrrEs ". TIhhetfs, e sqaAk varey. d
Registered - tie 0ecf4sntsa.
Captain ,. y. DsWolfs ana wsfs re-
tnFasa last sysniEg from q ahnrt vlsat 20
TscomA.
". p. Esady, q P.rfana a esyft engs-
nesr e the gEion Pacific Railway com-
pAng, b In The city.
J.. McEinnos. q ean FrAneiseo =
s1ockhn.oeE ~ he Cedar Mountain nine.
arrived In tbs city last evening.
Amer vikiilug his Wh teom eoansy
propsrtL and the B aek D.amoaa coal
mines, Mr.. =. =. Cornwall lei for kis
hems II san Fransaseo on Monday.
Geczse w. Bgttz. Jr.. . promlnsns
oAs ker OF Provlds1ce. X. J., ana iarEs
steckholdef In the new railroad ente--
terday.
tion WITH II y. Levy and has been sp-
pointed assistant freight and passenger
aEsAt q ne Canadian PGeiae. vice Hall
Mr.. w. Bryant. ssn Of Captain W. J..
Bryant, has been apo0iuaet pnYsex az the
klz1 Andersen, Mr.. H. E casekoif suc
eeeding him - freight clerk On the
O-Ofkc y. Gtaff.
Mr. 3. 9. Bailey. who Il a. present In
Seattle, states THAI several months viii
b required 70 rebuild his hotel At spc
bat that ~ seon a. q Il rebuilt he viii
reopen Il 70 the public.
?. 8. Bailey. Of Spokane FaA,; C. =.
RoelnsoD, Of Port eQsAs: A. n. White,
ofSquAk Gus Constfne, Geo~ge A. Burns
o. ran Francisco; 3. 2 Eewcomh, o.
Nova Scotia. joseph Bfevatt ard wife. a
Tolt; Walter jackson. W. p. Ready. cf
Poraanai z. AcCoy. Of eAmish. a'e 81 the
Brunswick.
Mra TrAvers and Daughter. Of Rsnton:
yehn BAat1 brook. 4. 3. Iamasehe. Of
r II. DAyis. ofNeWcastis; T. ". Hs6Heu.
Of Lisbon. Dakots; A J. PeEos. Of What
com. James II. Tekin. II. Cooper. n.
Chanley, Of Olympia; Miss II. MorRDns,
Of Nswcas 10; Tbsmas LAhar, sf enSko
mlsh. w. WoodbuFn, Of La Conne-; G. L.
ODonBsIl OF eAa fraBcisco; L. Harris
Of Tacoma: J. W. WiEetf, Of Kanaae: b.
A. Ashley. Of Portland. are ~ the New
knaland.
GsosRs w. ButtA Of Providence. Rhcde
IalAnd; Z. Mailer. Of Highland: Fremc d
MeFae John @. Breckenridge. J 4. War.
United States Coast Survey; Mrs. Pratt.
o. Fan Francisco; Z. A. blankmsn. sf
New York; II W. Hiahiey, Of yaahon;
o. Chance. Of Porsla- d: George A. NIB.
belts. ofequak Valley; Tho1nas bordeaux,
Of Shelton. w. @. 4. AVER, Of CkicaKo:
Leonard Georges. D. Lewis, ef Gan Frar-
cisco: j. b. Bergman, Of Texss; J. p.
Dunsmore. of New YORK.: Joseph 3 Eeeaey.
Of Gan Jsan. Waiter Keys. Of MukIlteo,
are a. the Occidental.
William Gilmore. Of Ariinst N: A,
Ward, Of petaluma. w. Il. Daniels, OF
Black Diamond; @. s. BettnAn, Amasa
Henry, VIM. RlAkesly. Of United States
Coast Survey; John Murray. Of Walla
Walla; Fra k Mana. James Taut A. G.
L9Roy. Of San Francisco; Mrs.. Miller Of
Port Gamble; ]. d. DAmman. az Kllens-
burg: Fed Drew, OF Olympia: J. A. Nc
Phes, r. A. Dorgias, OF Fan fIaneis 30:
q. Il. Remington. OF slaughter; Hllas
Emitb. cf 0sceola; Mrs. Jameson. Of Ut
sAiady: Mrs Nelson Of Union City: Miss
Inez Zsmerson, Of UtsalAdy; d. b. Jask-
son. Of Port Gamble. are 1t the Arlington.
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An sftsn 10 u 70 lsbsp. bss they
havsna tinne q tAke madssine and lsy
o. BmmoEa liver Regulator eAn b
saken vithosf esEsins ang loss 81 tine
and fha sFgzsn OH BE b1ilt Up Ard IN
viRoFsted 81 II. Il has 20 ezoal - 9
preparAsory medicine. and can Be safel,
nse1 gksn . doctof eaunpt be called il
In Ell commsn diseasts i wiIl. 40 ssist
- b. any o1hE n1edleine, sAec. speedy
THE TWO BEST PLANS OF LIFT
INSURANCE
Ths Travellers Of H4rtfoF3 ard The
Progidfnt savings Of Nee Yak. N
aasessDents. and no PROMISES OF fn.urs
dividends 10 dissppa1ns the assured
fkess companies fnrnish life irgzFancs
on thu common senes b1sioess plan, IN
MIXED With bankirR OF inveatuenL con,
sEqasatly their rates are much isveF
and commend them 20 all In need Of
solsd life iDscFaRee. TATLoR BUExl
are the eRen;a
The NlFthVesteEn Express Compsu,
will be Feasy for business On and aftel
June Isl, 1887, between Seattle anc
other points 10 Western WssAsnetcr
fiee wish Postal Telegraph Company
MILL street. The patronage Of the pob-
lie is solieiteS.
h. @. srAuys. President.
JAMES A. CARxT, 6ec'y. n3i
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HOSPITAL BENEFIT.

There Was quite large attendance 81
Brown's Pavilion last evening on osea-
81 % Of The "summeE evening" enter
sAinment under ths auspices Of the
Guild Chapter In behalf Of tbs Grace
Hospital fund. Booths bad been ar
ranged around the wess end Of the hall,
pressntipQ rather 40 attractive appeAS-
anoe. Hers we're to Be found all manner
Of articles for personal adoEnmeat, for
househola decoration. and shove all, for
satisfying hsnQer and thirst. The pso.
ole we're In their 1sual ultra fashioa sble
mood and 10 vas not till half past nine
that the seats around the sidea of tie
Pavilion began to be oiled no. AZ that
hour, however, they cams In a bunch,
aud when the exercises opened thare
vas 40 attendance Which, In Numbers,
was very encouraging. The f0ll0WinR
short programme was rendered and ap-
parenily much enjoyed: Overture
qnartette-" The day has come aud
gone" Miss AlleB, Mr.. CospeF, Mr..
| CArkeek. Mr.. l.. ell; song, The NJ dship-
Mite" James Mcpherson; duet, "Du
not say farewell" Miss Allen and Me
| Ilsok. recitation. "l'm hurried. chile,
Mrs, Hughes; bass solo. The wolf"
Mr.. OsTkeek.
Al the close Of the stage exercises,
Hhieh we're generously applaaded, the
invitation 10 a waltz was announced
aud responded TO generally By tbs
youSa ladies and gentlemen present.
/ Poikas, mf zJaRkae and Quadftlis fol.
Iowed, and ss the door vaa not too
crowded, all we're thoroughly ebj 'yed-
| The receipts at the door amounted "a
about &i6. The sales at the refresh.
msnt counters we're decidedly active
after dancing btgan, and lutte a Roo1ly
SOM vas realized from this source.
/ Tbs refFeshment booths were 10 charge
of Mrs. FeFry and Mrs. Green. Mss
Lsttie KELLOGG presided over Q booth
for the sale Of fancy articles, and lhs
ladies sewing circle bad booth Of the
sans character.
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orrRLlyD PAssEE0xAs-

r.S Herun On ne Northsrn pael =
.r.Sr~sday: Hsny AetnacY &C., S.1es
~ RF Teung. Mrs horstsl. vr-s 2 go.
a~srzs Will4Elz - ss.,.ss.., 4. 5,s-,.
s-~@sk HarTi1os. us oiS.ss1'' Y a4PS
80 80 u enigrAnks- -. Yr.s.. u.
= easeS1eI. L 3 Sesiey, Z Catisen
90 $500 IN p Adams. broe1.
III KistIs smith 9 Ghisple. = y
49, 49, Mn Dons ely. seven second
1850 $50 81 eight third el1ss.
irr,ss..~1 Nedford on tbs Ore ION & Cail.
s..sf@ q ednesd&J: 6eorEe y hvans 80 Z.
- Il J 5teayns and VS. - ~ ~ M, ~,
efees .s lreVN Assker. ID MkekeR.
y 81 ~ wife JOasph Ball as wife,
- K Gibbs, JT, g bcotchleF. "
49, WJLoFenal. and nine emlgrsnsA.
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DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS

10 the care Of the Territory Vs. A. r.
Able, indicted f0rReliing liouar 20 minors,
en- mctfsa Of tbs Defendants Aftorney thu
default heretofore catered was set aside
and the order 81 the Judge. which was
entered, Wa eraersd vacated. and the
eondemen exoners ted.
The sccounts Of tbs late deputy clerk.
j. 4. Ludlow, were approved
The Grand JURY on the part OF tie Ter
IitsrT In the ease Ct All Young. retgi ned
nos true bill.
The Ggani Jusy returned six iutilct-
ments against George ID. Hi J. Eve for for
gerry and one for laFceny. Beads In esch
case were nxsd BY the CeuIt ~ $i0oe.
which were I'm Immediately given. ana ce-
PENDANT was released.
The case OF III mas Crannsy We. the
Western NIL Company. Tor damages saE-
tained 10 bis person during his employ
ment In the mill. 10 stili en- trial.
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BUILDING 4 STAMP MN
LkRaE FoRcH OF CARPENTERS AT SoAE
N SEATTLE FRAMING A MILL
FOR Alaska.

While mskinR his rouads yesterday Q
reporter Of the Pssr-ISrELLIaESCEB
noticed q large force Of carpenters en-
aaRed In framing large timssrs on the
Columbia & PaSet sound Railroad Com
pAny's wharf, near the sawmill. Os
uaAkiua inquiries the reporter SAs
diFeosed 10 the forem W, Mr.. A. r. Cal
YER, Who kindly gave the following To-
fsrmaticn.
aThe Union Iron Works Of San Fan.
eiseo was Tecsntly awarded Q contract
hV the Alaska Uni0a Mining Oompasy,
lbs s.sok holders Of which are Boston
eapitalista, and James Novel; is super.
Iniendeut, for The constr action and
erection OF an 80 stamp qoaFiG mill on
u uplas Island, Alaska. Ga looking
about, the company fO1nd hat the
w,od work for the mill could be Cos { o.
ana framed cheaper In Seattle than
elsewbere, and cons, qusatly esehte, u
carreateFs and myself came here by tbs
Fiaer 10 frame the mill and ksvs %
rsadR Tor shipnent on the steamer
All BIS tie f0ah Of July. Ihe
nu will be - arranged thai
an additional eighty stamps can Be put
Ip with bus little tFooble 81 expense
/ The main Building will b. sOxlN feet
Ia I,ss. Il will be sapplied 9th double
| h,ttsFtts, tuo rock breakers, sixteen
| Trae ooneentraters aUc sixteen lEiampe
concsutfa,ors, for saving the snipnAtea
| I'hers will be sixteen moriara OF I'VE
| stsmps each, and these viii ssys ca
| 3 ,city Of crashing froa tso and hsli
70 three tana o. ore pei dAy 10 to'
S.ausp. Tue enaine will Be Nxt0 lnents
ana ecalesAssd - from lso 10 30 ors'
power" =, a..
In speaking Of the ErSwtn y 80
Alaska mining enterprises, MI: Cassei
aid The TFeadseil mill, On DooelA
Islapa. is peW TuaninR 10 saAmpes ant
4 cFev o. mea Uent north on ths las
steamer 10 vat 10 moFe stAnps N u
alms mill"
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wlsrs plxAots-Iu rstsreso, 70 ibs

VANS DaxAoEs-In inference 70 the
rspart that EEooh Anderson, The seok
an the steamer Glide, Who wsI badly
b.snsd during .hs fi:e 90 that steamer
intends lbeli0a tie steamer fof dam
srTe for iDiuries sustained, C&pssiD
Cove ssic -No papers have ytt beer
serygd, ara donf knew whether there
Till ~ or not. One thing ] 60 knew,
and thsI 70 ;hsi Andersen BY bis neeli.
0ence and oarelSssnsSs u pouring coal
III IN tAe stove after the hse had teen
ischted cams very aesKly DESTROY ina ny
stsener, and IL there Is Anybody en-
si,led 70 damages it Is myssls. Tue 10
sarArcs company paid Ses for repairs
"A Ire steamer. bat this Amoena does
cot bsain 70 Fsimourse the Tor tie Zoe.
IsuStained in repairs and tue loss Of
the 80 Of the steamer for several weeks,
I 4 al courss. r-eseF 10 kssp ent Of eoort
hat II that nAn Andersen evsr osines
this matter ~ have 10 fears ~ 70 Sho
~iil - las loseF. The Glids at be 90
/ her rosie aesia BY The isst Of ihe week
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10 IN AEIHOp

~ raY;na hahilnAl eonstipatis1 ard
iiseT asd kidney ilis e 70 svosd tce ass
AZ zee hiiteg, drastic Liver msd'eines Ano
ssisMFtsss, and 10 take oniy TIE rleAsAs !
IiaaId fsuit rszeay, syE-2 % as II
si.ans.s % eel - stFsnstesss tns sys-
s.Tp. ana aoes not leave tAe eoSels 60
49, e. teaa regular hae.is mag e
ferFrsA and he inTsatt p>rWAnenily
ssslored 20 bsAltf Il sc,s pro1Ptly Aod
. 4 -eSIyelY; Il IL easily tGheS, AID ees
frssIv harmless. koF ale % q srnsi
asa 81 kostis& 60
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wHARF BuLpN0.-Yt sterday after
noon a reporter net Mr.. Watson Alien,
Of tbs contracting firm Of Allen & Mel
600, and during The c,nrse Of a oonver-
saliou Mr., Allen said: Business in
our LIKE Is very good. We rsOently re-
eeived q contract from the Sc
attic Canning and Picking Company 10
eOnslrusl a cIREery wharf 72xlS3 feet
In s'E,, on which We will Put bailding
the full sizs OF the wharf. This can
nely will be about half way between
Smiths Cove snd the lighthouse on
sand, or West Point. We also hays
taken a contract 10 build 9 wharf 20
feet vide and 800 feet long 30 be used
for vhsrf proposes, along side the ean.
nery, tbs latter improvement being for
q o. Phiunsy. This vhaif viil have q
ct" on the outer end So feet vide. We
have goa everything ready and viii
commence diving tomOrrov, usinS our
driver which is row operating At Sal
mon Bar and Which will be through 10
day. Besides this, ve are b1ildink 9
shaft at the ess works ll0xlo feet tn
sizs, 70 be used for general storage par.
poses BY the eompsny. We have about
completed the driving for this wharf
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ADDIrI0YAE CHARGES.
TIE eAAED yUzx RxzrnEs ~ nazx u
DzCTMKxIa AdAExsT Kx-xKMks-
fruw0 Hraa


THs 0AAED yUnz RxzUnxa ~ nazx r.
DACTMKxIs Ad&ExsT u-xKMks-
rEka EIxE.
Asva1 generally bsIisEed. ne indict-
seat prsssased sRAlast ex Treasures
osoFRs d. Hin ~ the Gfzsd gufy On
saiurasy was only iAs heeinninE- Il
vas knOwn thaa sshes charges asainsI
the sx-cfhsisi we're being investigated,
and sesosdlnRiy little surprise vas BaaEl
Tested yesterday ~hen 10 vas kKown
thst stx additional iBtiet@enss had
hen retained.
Five Of these indictments are for
forgery. the lfgsd 0ffensss IN each
ease being siDilAF 10 that for which The
nrEt Indictment Waa foand The sixth
tncictmena 10 for Rrar 4 larceny, the al
iened larceny being sbe eubsxzlemens
Of large san from The coazty treas
1ry. Tie entire amount inEoivsd 4
aid 70 - aboat So COO.
Captain Hill appeared 10 C0aft yea
serdsy aftsFnoon. plsaded net guilty "a
eaeh indictment. and vas admitted 50
bail In the sun 5000 on each indist-
ment, or e. 90 IN ali. His snreties are
z q. Niles. ;. Baxter. q. W. Yeuns, L.
L. Terry. d. l.. MCGOWAN and q. W.
TibbettR.
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REAL ESTATE.

The following dee 10 were filed In the
Auditors once for record Wednesday:
Charter II Redington TO George y. Ped
ington NV 4 Of NE I ard Nh Of NV
1 sec 81, % q 4. 2 5 e: 500.
l. y DeN born to George y Dearborn
lot 3 book and frac. lot ), bioak Q. Plum,
mer's Addition: $3.50.
Sarah MsTriI TO Hop Growers Associa
ton. ell the land on the west side Of the
South FORA Of SnoQnAlmie river and al
the land lying west Of the eeat branch oi
said IiV z IL the NE Of SIC 4. tp q, r. G.
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30 doE ladies brilliant Lisle hose,
standard colors, 2jc.
% doz. ladies' fancy striped cotton
hose, worth soc, at ''5c.
so doz. ladies' imported hose, split
feet, 6ne finish, Doc
20 doz. chiIdrens heavy ribbed
hose, at i0c.
80 doz. ehlldren's solid coloret
hose, at i2 lie.
- doz. chlldren's fancy striped
hose, at l5c,
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sEx FHsSszsCa. JsEs IS Arr Vr1-'sssAs-. =
va "a, ssaitls.
raHT LC11zw. szgs - AM e@-si-
Cessna 2axssdaeo.
sssA-4 bAss As4GsA
Eezs RAM auEs lA-ss = YES
tMz8estiss 8. s. NiiSsr.
yxss u Arrives IA 4 TssocslA
RET AAEsslN, Jans fA-AErivs4- "a
NersWeEf.
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The thcFt way, the quick way, the
only way, the direct way 10 lhe soft
spoi Ia the ADer can heart Is TO sell
them cheap. This IL what We are going
70 do With freeman Bros' stock OF
hosiery. 80 dozen will be offered Mon
day morning. nom IS. TO 35c. pair.
Come and see them. TOBIAS 4 SING
FRNkH
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stpvEToAs RFTrRNED Capt. Frat
4 The GATED states coast and geodes c
ssEvey. ana his patty 81 eve. weo have
hsan engAged In maklag . recognss sncs
ftAsaery. arrived haFS YESTERDAY. s1d al
take tAa fieetwosa this atteRnooa 10
OymRtA- The followinW persons co4n
fEised the party. CaptAin Pratt Ass'si - -
. NJ. Y. Moras. & cAR Francisco. :. y
ereckearidge. 500 q tke aBTxeyof 0en,
efA A. Henry, Niliiam bln4e4ley sns
oaa = HsttmAa. On % Aeess t. ~ q.
az Cap.Ssn Pratt VII reofe shlse ~.
pAyty and tAke chArse OF one q the AL
Vty eckaonarA Gaz cnsaraencs cBSrAksoEi
somsWReTs near BsiaaxAAm pay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

YFssua cRARfERKp. Mr.. q soass "
stsSon IslsEEApAa BE erm frosn san
fnhosco thai be has eSArtsEss iwe Sss-
ulS he heu-y Rack Aad iAs =. G Mef-
ray, &c ios6 iumhes a. sletNen 3 F0st
NJ Ia this cay Ger aan fsiFe ane eAs'
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

The Seattle Hardware Company have
no1 in stock en- shundant snpply OF
goods for summer, s1oh - rubber hefe
and hose reels. lawn mowers. Ice crcs n
freezer. haDm0cks grass hooks,
scythes, etc. isll-6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

- doz. ladies' striped hose at &c
IN I" $50
40 cotton hose at zoe
81 heavy cotton hose zoe
20 doz ladies' full, regular cotton
hose, assorted colors, PC.
10 dor. ladies' fancy striped cotton
hose, full finished, s5c.
90 dog. ladies' Balbriggan hose, full
finished, Pc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

Tremendous offerings 10 hssiery on
Monday morning and until all are dis.
posed Of. Ladies hose, fnll flushed.
extra lengths, fast colofs. a. - csnts;
tQRal to anything spld 81 20 sn1 Is
eents. ToKLAa 4 SINaKRMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

ToNIaaT. Frederick War3s makes
bis firss appearance before Seattle peo-
pie Of Frye's Opera House this evening.
Those Who attt nd the performance will
be highly entertained. Tie play 10 a
MASTERPIECES, tie star an actor OF ability
and the supporting company thorough
IL competent. That the piay-eoer will
witness q finished performance can be
inferred from the following comment Of
San Fran cisco paper; Frederick
WATde has no eabse to complain II lack
Of warmth, for his reception at the
Baldwin last night vas the heartisst ex-
tende5 to any actor, except BAoth, fer a
long time. Ia fact, Warde's friends
weht even farther than Booths admir-
ere, for Their rewarded his verk With
cheers. Frederick Warde, II be lives,
will become great, and " be does be will
have reason 10 be grateful for the en-
couraRement given TO him here. OF
his 'Vtreiniua.' IL has been said that n
IL not far short Of NeCullouRh's. We
rather prefer TO reverse the order and
say thai heCullooeh's Interpretation of
ths character was nearly as good as
WafIes, the difference being that Nc
CullouQh Rays Q series Of striking pie
torres, without intellectual feeling, while
war0e feels the character and enters
fully into the grand conception OF the
author. Between the work Of the two
authors there IL all the difference that
exists between a lovely picture OF Q
beautiful woman and The original"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-16

80 dol. children's ribbed hose, full
finished, Macs feet. coo.
Is dor. boys heavy ribbed hose,
splendid 10 wear, oxford OF Cam
bridge mixed, sje.
30 doz. children's fancy striped hose,
French ribbed. 25e
90 doz. children's French ribbed hose
in solid colors, &c.
81 doz. children's fancy striped IN.
grain hose, as ljc, zoe and 2Jc